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I'm passionate about languages, people, and adventure! My name is pronounced like "EL". I recently came back from a solo trip to France. After many years of on-and-off learning, I am now preparing for the DALF C1 in a few months.
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Diane
French
Apr 25, 2021
J'étais ravie de faire ta connaissance Gabrielle. A bientôt :)
François Normandeau
French
Aug 3, 2020
Hello Gabrielle. It was a delight to meet you and work together. I wish you a superb week and the best of times! Take care. F. Normandeau
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    Je suis en train de regarder cet entretien intéressant, également en français (ma principale langue cible !).
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    May 20, 2021
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    May 7, 2021
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    Although I've never met a polyglot, I've listened to a lot of their advice on Youtube. One person who sticks in my mind is Lýdia Machová, and when she said she makes sure her language learning is fun. I tend to get very serious and worry about making mistakes, but this nugget of wisdom always reminds me that I will learn better when I am relaxed and having fun in my language learning.
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    May 7, 2021
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    It is "My watch is fast by ten minutes". Alternatively, a more natural way to say this is "My watch is 10 minutes fast."
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    May 3, 2021
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    Accuracy is the degree of closeness to true value. Precision is the degree to which an instrument or process will repeat the same value.
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    February 23, 2021
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    Hi Janny, I'd be happy to help you practice English (I'm a native English speaker from Canada). I know ZERO Thai, but I'd love to learn a few basics as Thailand is somewhere I'd love to travel to once this pandemic is over. Feel free to send me a message and let's get on a video call when we both have time :)
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    February 23, 2021
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    *a beginner in a few...*
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    February 10, 2021
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    Hey! I'd be interested in a language exchange. I am a beginner in Russian, and I'm a UX designer with a little web dev knowledge. I'd be happy to help you with English and learn a bit of basic Russian and web dev.
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    February 10, 2021
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    They have the same meaning, but in some contexts, "speak" is a little more formal. You can also talk or speak "to" or "with" someone. Again, it doesn't make a big difference, but there is a subtle difference. Example: "I want to talk to you." "I'd like to speak to the store manager."
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    February 10, 2021
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    Colloquially it's used as a contraction, "Here's the deal". It can be used when you want to tell a certain thing that either the person may not want to hear, or you can talk about an actual 'deal'. It's kind of like "Here's the thing...." EXAMPLE: Friend 1: Hey, can you give me a ride to my uncle's house" Friend 2: So here's the deal, my car is still in the shop for the next 2 hours; if you want to wait with me, I can drive you. It's only really used in conversation or very informal writing, like texting.
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    February 10, 2021
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